An administrator in Arthur Andersen’s Houston offices described receiving a striking amount of shredded documents in October.
A rocket which scientists hope may ultimately revolutionise commercial aviation was launched at nearly eight times the speed of sound in the Australian outback.
Israeli police restricted access to Friday prayers at annexed east Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque, as security forces went on high alert a day after a Palestinian suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.
Just two months after Parliament defeated a constitutional amendment that would have allowed President Bakili Muluzi a third term in office, the government announced it was trying again.
Security guard Mkululi Ntshuba told the Cape High Court on Tuesday of his concern when he encountered his colleague Luyanda Mboniswa at the Dolphin Beach apartment complex on the night former first lady was killed.
Israel’s coalition government collapsed on Wednesday as Defence Minister Binyamin Ben Eliezer and other Labour ministers quit right-wing Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s cabinet, throwing the country’s politics into turmoil and opening the door to snap elections.
South Korean airlines, hoping for a World Cup boom, have been left stranded by the fewer-than-expected number of visitors.
A Canadian teenager, reported to be a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize to be announced Friday, has apparently been advised to keep a low profile.
Office workers in Sydney were terrified on Thursday when they saw what appeared to be a large airliner shadowed by a military jet bank over city skyscrapers.
AT least 20 people were killed and more than 100 others wounded on Thursday when a bomb exploded during a military parade in Russia’s southern republic of Dagestan.